White Sox's Ninth-Inning Rally Thwarted by Controversial Interference Call

Chicago's comeback against Baltimore ends on a disputed ruling, prompting discussions with MLB about umpire discretion.

The White Sox were down 8-2 before scoring four runs in the ninth inning.
Andrew Vaughn was called out for interference, ending the game with a double play.
Manager Pedro Grifol and GM Chris Getz expressed frustration over the call and sought clarification from MLB.
Umpires stated that the interference rule was applied correctly, but MLB indicated discretion could have been used.
The loss drops the White Sox to their worst start in franchise history at 15-36.